CHORUS Lab

Carleton's Human Oriented Research in Usable Security Lab

 

USEC paper

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Our short paper, Methodology for a Field Study of Anti-Malware Software, will be presented at the Workshop on Usable Security (USEC) held with Financial Cryptography and Data Security (FC) in February 2012. This work done in collaboration with Fanny Lalonde Levesque, Carlton Davis, José Fernandez at the Polytechnique de Montreal and Anil Somayaji from Carleton. … [Read more...] about USEC paper

Lab space

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We have lab space! The CHORUS (Carleton's Human-Oriented Research in Usable Security) lab's new home is room 5115 Herzberg building. We are still setting up and getting organized, but I think this will be a great space.  This is a very exciting week :) My new office is now ready too - room 5130 Herzberg, just down the hall from the lab. … [Read more...] about Lab space

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TDSC paper

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Our paper: Persuasive Cued Click-Points: Design, implementation, and evaluation of a knowledge-based authentication mechanism has recently been accepted for journal publication in the IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing (TDSC). An earlier technical report is currently available and a pre-print of the journal paper will be available shortly. … [Read more...] about TDSC paper

ACSAC 2011

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We are happy to announce that we will be presenting several research projects at ACSAC 2011: Max Hlywa, a member of our usable security group, will be presenting a full paper entitled: Facing the Facts about Image Type in Recognition-Based Graphical Passwords by Hlywa, Patrick, and Biddle. And we have two posters presenting some of our very recent work: AuctionHero: a game to model security in context by Chiasson, Modi, and Biddle User-Choice Patterns in PassTiles Graphical Passwords by … [Read more...] about ACSAC 2011